Oxford Saïd Voices - Female Leaders in Private Markets, Episode 1
Saïd Business School, University of OxfordShow Notes
In this episode, weexplore whether secondary markets can solve some of private equity’s biggest challenges. The discussion examines illiquidity, GP-led transactions, continuation vehicles, valuation discounts, IPO stagnation, and the changing role of institutional and retail investors in the secondaries market.
A lively debate on whether secondaries offer a flexible alternative exit route, or simply mask deeper pressures within private equity.
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